Bombalainga Therinju Lyrics
From the movie Bhagyavathi
Bombalainga Therinju Song Lyrics is the track from Bhagyavathi Tamil Film – 1957, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Padmini, M. N. Rajam. This song was sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by S. Dakshinamurthi. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Singer : S. C. Krishnan
Pombalainga therinju kollanum Intha kaala pombalainga
Therinju kollanum Purushargalai naagareega
Muraiyinilae vasiyam panna
Pombalainga therinju kollanum Intha kaala pombalainga
Therinju kollanum
Konji konji pesikkittu Kulungi minukkikkitu
Konji konji pesikkittu Kulungi minukkikkitu
Kushipaduththu kondavanai Vasapaduththa inthakaala
Pombalainga therinju kollanum Intha kaala pombalainga
Therinju kollanum
Shippaan silk kattikittu Chent powder poosikittu
Haan shippaan silk kattikittu Chent powder poosikittu
Lipstick-kai thadavikittu Rettai pinnal pottu kolla
Pombalainga
Pombalainga therinju kollanum Intha kaala pombalainga
Therinju kollanum
Vekkaththaium kakkaththilae Adakki kollanum
Midukkaana paarvaiyodu Nadanthu sellanum
Vekkaththaium kakkaththilae Adakki kollanum
Midukkaana paarvaiyodu Nadanthu sellanum
Mukkiyamaa cooling class Mugaththil irukkanum
Mukkiyamaa cooling class Mugaththil irukkanum
Mun kaiyil velvettu Pai oosalaadanum
Pompalainga
Pombalainga therinju kollanum Intha kaala pombalainga
Therinju kollanum
Aampalai manasu vandu Aampalai manasu vandu
Adhu alaiyum azhagai kandu Intha unmaiyai nallaa
Unmaiyai nallaa purinjukondu Ullam pola nadanthu kolla
Pompalainga
Pombalainga therinju kollanum Intha kaala pombalainga
Therinju kollanum
Purushargalai naagareega Muraiyinilae vasiyam panna
Purushargalai naagareega Muraiyinilae vasiyam panna
Pombalainga therinju kollanum Intha kaala pombalainga
Therinju kollanum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from the 1957 film 'Bhagyavathi' offers a playful and instructional take on how women of the 'modern era' should attract and retain their husbands' affection. It provides a list of tips, focusing heavily on appearance and charming demeanor. The lyrics suggest that women should speak sweetly, carry themselves with grace, and adopt contemporary fashion trends like wearing chiffon silk, applying makeup (scent, powder, lipstick), and accessorizing with sunglasses and a velvet bag. The song also advises confidence, urging women to hide their shyness and walk with a 'confident gaze'.
The underlying message is framed around the idea that a man's heart is like a bee, naturally drawn to beauty. Therefore, women are encouraged to understand this 'truth' and act in ways that captivate their partners. While seemingly light-hearted, the song reflects societal expectations and the evolving roles and pressures on women in mid-20th century India, blending traditional notions of charm with emerging modern aesthetics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Bombalainga Therinju?
Bombalainga Therinju is sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Bombalainga Therinju from?
The song Bombalainga Therinju is featured in the movie Bhagyavathi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Bombalainga Therinju?
The lyrics for Bombalainga Therinju were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by S. Dakshinamurthi.
Is English translation available for Bombalainga Therinju lyrics?
Yes! Bombalainga Therinju lyrics from Bhagyavathi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Bombalainga Therinju lyrics?
This song from the 1957 film 'Bhagyavathi' offers a playful and instructional take on how women of the 'modern era' should attract and retain their husbands' affection. It provides a list of tips, focusing heavily on appearance and charming demeanor. The lyrics suggest that women should speak sweetly, carry themselves with grace, and adopt contemporary fashion trends like wearing chiffon silk, applying makeup (scent, powder, lipstick), and accessorizing with sunglasses and a velvet bag. The song also advises confidence, urging women to hide their shyness and walk with a 'confident gaze'. The underlying message is framed around the idea that a man's heart is like a bee, naturally drawn to beauty. Therefore, women are encouraged to understand this 'truth' and act in ways that captivate their partners. While seemingly light-hearted, the song reflects societal expectations and the evolving roles and pressures on women in mid-20th century India, blending traditional notions of charm with emerging modern aesthetics.
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